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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2010
Page
4
The item notes the establishment of the Telegram in 1906 with an editor and publisher framework. It presents as a terse historical line standard to a newspaper card.
In Salina GOP race for the 1st District seat, Tim Huelskamp and Rob Wasinger skipped a candidate debate, opting for a tea party event. Others including Jim Barnett Tracey Mann Monte Shadwick Sue Boldra and Marek Cobb discussed issues from abortion to federal funding, while Democrat Alan Jilka has no primary challenger.
The Telegram welcomes signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words or face rejection. general thank you letters only. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor address and contact details provided.
A fragment cites the First Amendment text prohibiting establishment of religion and protecting free exercise speech press assembly and petition rights. The line emphasizes government limits on religion and guarantees individual rights to seek redress.
The text argues paranoia toward federal power spans left and right, rooted in American founding ideals. It cites Naomi Wolf’s end of America warnings, Patriot Act debates, and historic distrust of authority from Bailyn and the Founding Fathers, while noting Tea Party supporters’ wealth and education complicate stereotypes. It concludes that a healthy skepticism of government is a national trait.
A Kansas poll shows 69 percent of likely voters support a one dollar per pack cigarette tax increase with 81 percent backing higher taxes on other tobacco products. Advocates cite potential $74.7 million new revenue and substantial health gains including thousands of quitters and reduced youth uptake, offset by long term health care savings.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts argues that to honor the Confederacy without acknowledging slavery is a false memory. He cites Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell's Confederate History Month proclamation and historic pledges by Jefferson Davis. The piece condemns apologism and urges clear memory of the war’s true cause.
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